Pexco Expands Midwest Presence With Acquisition Of Wisconsin Plastic Products
Pexco Expands Midwest Presence With Acquisition Of Wisconsin Plastic Products
Plastics extruder Pexco is expanding its Midwest footprint with the acquisition of custom plastics extruder Wisconsin Plastic Products, a supplier to OEMs in several end markets, including appliances, commercial refrigeration, flooring, lighting, office furniture, retail display, telecommunications, and windows and doors.
Plymouth, WI-based Wisconsin Plastic Products specializes in co-extrusion and metal embedded, hollow, and complex profiles that require tight tolerances using highly engineered plastics. The company also operates co- and tri-extrusion lines and can manufacture profiles up to 36 inches in width.
Expanding Midwest presence
According to Pexco, the acquisition will enhance its custom extrusion capabilities and broaden its presence in the Midwest by adding a modern facility and machine shop to its portfolio. Terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
Pexco said that Wisconsin Plastic Products’ specialized manufacturing technologies, engineering support, and commitment to quality and innovation align with its strategic goals.
“The acquisition of Wisconsin Plastic Products expands Pexco’s custom extrusion capacity and engineering expertise, while increasing our presence in the Midwest,” said Pexco CEO Sam Patel. “We look forward to integrating Wisconsin Plastic Products’ capabilities into our operations.”
Brad Bruggink, CEO of Wisconsin Plastic Products, said his company is excited to join Pexco and looks forward to expanding the services and products it can offer customers.
“Both companies have a reputation for quality products, service excellence, and complex engineering, making this a great cultural fit,” Bruggink said.
Large-profile extrusion capabilities
Founded in 1994, Wisconsin Plastic Products has focused on providing proprietary manufacturing capabilities and large-profile extrusion technology. The company offers specialized surface finishes, including spattercoat, hot stamping, embossing, and smooth-tough-clear (STC). It also has in-house tooling design and manufacturing expertise.
With this acquisition, Pexco now operates 14 manufacturing sites. Headquartered in Atlanta, the company’s other locations include Asheboro, NC; Athol, MA; Bristol, CT; Wallingford, CT; Cincinnati, OH; Ravenna, OH; Philadelphia; Tacoma, WA; Sparta, NJ; Grand Falls, New Brunswick, Canada; and Monterrey, Mexico.
Pexco employs approximately 800 people and operates more than 800,000 square feet of manufacturing space, including over 150 extrusion lines, 25 co-extrusion lines, and more than 20 injection molding machines.
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